Question

In scientific research, what is the relationship between the hypothesis and the experiment?
The hypothesis states what the experiment will prove.
The experiment proves what the hypothesis states.
The experiment either proves or disproves the hypothesis.
The hypothesis and the experiment must have opposite conclusions.

Answer 1

@Chiko_1278 can you help me?

Answer 2

The difference between a hypothesis and an experiment is that an experiment is a way to test a hypothesis. A hypothesis is a prediction. You predict that if you change one thing (the independent variable) the other thing (the dependent variable) will change. Then you do the experiment to find out if your hypothesis was right.

Here's an example:

Let's say that you think that something that is heavier will fall faster than something that is lighter. That's your hypothesis -- if we increase the weight of the object, it will fall faster.

The weight is the independent variable. The speed that it falls is the dependent variable. You are trying to test what impact the independent variable has on the dependent variable.

Answer 3

Ok thank you (:

Answer 4

I have one more

Answer 5

The part of an experiment that is not going to change is called a
control
independent variable
conclusion
hypothesis

Answer 6

An experiment usually has three kinds of variables: independent, dependent, and controlled. The independent variable is the one that is changed by the scientist. To ensure a fair test, a good experiment has only one independent variable.

Answer 7

So based on these statements, it won't be B.

Answer 8

In science, a hypothesis is an idea or explanation that you then test through study and experimentation. Outside science, a theory or guess can also be called a hypothesis. A hypothesis is something more than a wild guess but less than a well-established theory.

Answer 9

Would we rule out hypothesis?

Answer 10

Yes @ShirouxGhoul

Answer 11

?

Answer 12

So, what do we have left?

Answer 13

control and independent variable

Answer 14

I did independent variable first, so it can't be.

Answer 15

so control

Answer 16

OK, well conclusion is a statement that says if your hypothesis was correct or not. Control is part of the experiment that is not being tested and is used for comparison.

Answer 17

We had conclusion left. :)

Answer 18

So, now that we have them narrowed down, which would you think would be the best/right answer?

Answer 19

Conclusion

Answer 20

Great job!

Answer 21

Tag me for further help.

Answer 22

are you sure thats the answer? @ShirouxGhoul

Answer 23

i thought it could be a or b

Answer 24

I think hypothesis or conclusion. I guess you could change the hypothesis though, so I don't know. It definitely isn't independent variable though.

Answer 25

what about the control?

Answer 26

Yes, I think control. i believe you can change it in experiments.

Answer 27

I*

Answer 28

hmm

Answer 29

cant you change a conclusion too?

Answer 30

I don't believe so. It is the conclusion after all, meaning that it is the solution to the problem or hypothesis, so I would say no.

Answer 31

I was right it is A @ShirouxGhoul

Answer 32

What was A?

Answer 33

Its control not conclusion

Answer 34

:( I'm so sorry!!

Answer 35

You can un-medal if you want. Again, I'm sorry! :(

Answer 36

NO NO keep it

Answer 37

Any other questions?

Answer 38

no im done but thanks anyway

Answer 39

Your welcome! Any questions in any subject at all? Even just need help understanding something?